PR 2025/26 Harvest: Grain harvest enters its final stretch.

The soybean harvest in Paraná is entering its final phase, with yields varying depending on weather conditions throughout the cycle. According to the Weather and Crop Conditions Bulletin released by the Paraná Department of Rural Economy, droughts, irregular rainfall, and extreme weather events have impacted crop performance.

In some areas, yields fell short of expectations, while others recorded high productivity. As operations progress, producers are nearing the consolidation of crop results.

No corn Regarding the first crop, the harvest is also in its final stages and repeats the scenario of productive variability. Meanwhile, the planting of... second crop It is practically complete, with crops at different stages of development — from good initial establishment to conditions considered worrying.

According to Deral, irregular rainfall, coupled with periods of drought and high temperatures, has compromised plant development, resulting in uneven stands, short stature, and reduced productive potential. There are also reports of surface soil crusting and increased caterpillar pressure.

In the culture of irrigated riceThe harvest is proceeding as planned in several regions, with ratoon areas showing good vegetative development. However, prices below production costs are causing concern among producers regarding profitability.

The cultures vegetables Medium-cycle crops are beginning to be harvested in several regions, with products such as pumpkin, sweet potato, yam, taro, and arracacha. In general, production and marketing are proceeding normally, favored by periods of dry weather.

O café It shows good vegetative development and a positive overall appearance, with favorable expectations for the next harvest. A similar situation is observed in sugarcane, which maintains good development, with harvesting expected soon.

No beanThe first harvest has already been collected and sold, while the second is still developing, encompassing vegetative and reproductive phases. However, the crops are also suffering from irregular rainfall, with reports of germination failures, uneven plant stands, and reduced yield potential.

The harvest of chips Harvesting is proceeding at a normal pace, especially in areas with longer growing cycles, but productivity has been affected by pests, diseases, and adverse weather conditions. The market scenario may also influence the reduction of planted area in the coming harvests.

For wheatInitial forecasts indicate a possible reduction in the cultivated area, given high costs and market uncertainties, factors that could impact planting intentions.

Finally, the pastures They have a good availability of green mass, guaranteeing animal feed. Even so, there is concern about possible degradation if the drought continues.